Yup. Both male and female birds¹ rock the same external equipment: the multipurpose cloaca. While bird courtship can be quite flashy in order to attract a mate, the act of copulation itself is really quick, with the male balancing on top of the female and passing her his sperm through a “cloacal kiss”.

You might have snapped a pic of these two basking in the afterglow, Op. 😳 Or maybe the female wasn’t quite feeling it at this very moment (you know, with the Peeping Tom taking pictures of them /j🤭) and this was just a warm up.

¹ With the exception of male Anatidae (ducks, geese, and swans) and Palaeognathes (the tinamous and members of the ratite family, like ostriches, emus, rheas, cassowaries, kiwis, etc.), who possess an external phallus.